Global Fashion Supply Chain Management, MS

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The Master of Science (MS) in Global Fashion Supply Chain Management (GFSCM) is a specialized program designed to prepare students for a career in this rapidly growing field. Supply chain professionals are in high demand due to unique advantages and opportunities that the sector provides. Students will explore the integration of technology in the supply chain, including advanced analytics, visibility tools, quality management, and e-commerce platforms, preparing them to navigate and leverage the exciting prospects within the industry. This program can be completed face-to-face or fully online. The face-to-face modality is Fall semester entry only.

Registered HEGIS Code 0506

(Total credits: 30)

Courses

GRAD 777 - Graduate Internship credit(s): 3 or
MPSX 700 - Developing and Exercising Influence in Organizations
Credit(s): 3
MPSS 601 - The Relationship Between Fashion and the Supply Chain credit(s): 3
MPSS 602 - Logistics Management credit(s): 3
MPSS 603 - Global Business Management credit(s): 3
MPSS 604 - Sustainable Sourcing credit(s): 3 or
MPSS 771 - Global Fashion Trade and Commerce
credit(s): 3
MPSS 606 - Supply Chain from an E-Commerce Perspective credit(s): 3 or
MPSS 772 - Supply Chain Innovation
credit(s): 3
MPSS 607 - Supply Chain Analytics credit(s): 3
MPSS 609 - Capstone: Supply Chain Management Industry Project credit(s): 3 or
MPSX 777 - Graduate Capstone
Credit(s): 3
MPSS 611 - Global Fashion Supply Chain Metrics credit(s): 1.5
MPSS 612 - Global Fashion Supply Chain Technology credit(s): 1.5
MPSS 770 - The Supply Chain and Quality Management credit(s): 3

Notes:

For MS or MPS degree students, a minimum of 24 credits must be completed at LIM College.

For students completing second or third LIM graduate degrees, to earn conferral each degree must include 30 unique credits for MS or MPS degree or 39 for the MBA. Wherein a required course was applied for conferral of a prior degree then the Dean of Graduate Studies must approve a substitute course.

Career Success Track

The Graduate Studies Program* offers a Career Success Track that consists of three required career internship or seminar courses across three consecutive semesters. These courses aim to provide students with real-world skills, knowledge, and experience to explore, prepare, and achieve their career goals.

* Not available in The Business of Cannabis program

Required Courses

CHOOSE TWO (2) CREDITS OF THE FOLLOWING:
MPSI 691 - Graduate Career Accelerator credit(s): 1
MPSI 692 - Graduate Career Launcher Internship credit(s): 1
CHOOSE ONE (1) OF THE FOLLOWING:
GRAD 777 - Graduate Internship
credit(s):3 or MPSX 700 - Developing and Exercising Influence in Organizations credit(s): 3

In order to be afforded the maximum flexibility in fulfilling the track, students should declare the track at the start of their first semester.